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OK2SAY - Michigan  Student Safety Program

OK2SAY - Stop the Silence. Help End the Violence

OK2SAY - Michigan  Student Safety Program

Not all heroes wear a cape and tights.  A real hero speaks up for what's right.  Be a real hero.  If you see or hear something that threatens student or school safety, submit a confidential tip to OK2SAY.

Submit a Tip

Anyone can report tips confidentially on criminal activities or potential harm directed at students, school employees, or schools.

Tips can be submitted 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

> Submit a Tip

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Stop the Silence 

Listed below are the various methods to confidentially report tips. 

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Call:

8-555-OK2SAY
(855-565-2729)

If this is an emergency, dial 911

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Text:

652729
(OK2SAY)

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Email:

OK2SAY@mi.gov

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Download App:

Apple App Store Google Play Store 

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How Can Schools Participate?

OK2SAY is available state-wide for public and private schools in Michigan; anybody can submit a confidential tip. Specially trained technicians receive the tips and filter the information to the appropriate agency to provide a timely and effective response. Schools are encouraged to: 

  1. Biannually, update the school official's emergency after-hours contact information.
  2. Complete an Outcome Report for each tip your school receives.
  3. Order free promotional material.
  4.  Download the app.

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Important Materials for Schools

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Outcome Report
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Register School Contacts
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Public Service Announcements
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Testimonials

Total OK2SAY Statistics

36,003 Tips Submitted

> OK2SAY TIP SUMMARY

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Get the OK2SAY App

OK2SAY has a free application which allows users to submit real-time confidential tips. Students and parents can use the resources section to learn more about the topics affecting today's students.